Telegram-herald., 1887-01-18

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As lo.k 1Al ia mass msslag %
eat-sle sa1 e1ea v.s lsll a. C3of-
.a.ea tt.s -tealT -a protest agslns. lA.
-.stsl a. -r 4-a.rnn fs4la lls g4st3gats
@. el -'eaaeu sel.fea. Tie islss h.il Was
ll--i 81 oF-.e3a. .ls. lA-y ladiss .e.as
present
ls- Jeremiah c1ashHa presided ani 70
a.eaar he us-as ss.a 'hey had nel 9.
sasi.a-a4le IS 81. a.ii e.ler s.d ana u. .ancc
po,. Ies Dr. A-o.yan great cheer
/ ne ana ~ Dr9re-. arallst lis removal fh-
I speaker Lac 10 lsslt4l9n ia ssy'ng ihag 8
I l-l -eea e.s-.si Dg ihe c.i...e Of political
-e--s N.so rll tAe "i jarioeufh-st insii-
tatlt- la.1rll-y HaI.
David Ael.ey 90 lAe Ls.. bor.a wa the
uret eaAr- ~ fle evening. lie
s4-i iaA- tae emergency which had
called tle a4Allu.- together was not
.le i4at ll the Catholics OF this city
aud the responsibility wouii have q ret
npoa t-e shoulders ct ihoss VINO bad
n.- af tl- t-o-3.e about No matter
from ~a-t aart of tle world PEOPLE come.
0lta thef enter at-ollc church IN this
,i'r t-tre sa lIl ae TO foreign tribunal to
e-il -icm % account was not u.Fe@-
~t1au.r. t-t speaker continued 90 .uuuose
t4a- ll sull grt4r orgAniEiIOl o. the
C-lho.lc c--.ch, tle machinery should
4.-,.- -n4es set "a ift.- o.t Of order. lie
wyult u0f que. tlou the ArchblshOp's
Anoa ledge % reuIion. but ho would Say
thar ne was only al amateur on the land
question cheers lt was not words thar
would Wei sh iu this matter il was firm and
delIue.. action ,lat vas needed. IL was a
reil-AnuNn f-tt fl0t tie many Catholic
voters Who deposited their ballots st the
.sst e.ect..n = iu favor of The labor cause did
50 under ths iroWa OF an archbishop
james B. Archibald. the next speaker.
said if was the Uorkinemen who had placed
hr hc'liynn in tke position Ia which he
now s-ooG. and Who had met tonight To-
v.nalcate hi,l t,ries cf "Wc wilE The
feeling toward tnelr clergyman was shown
ov tine devoted uarisuioners u the basement
mseNng at 81. stephen : Church last night.
voice BOY lie church, He trusted
-I-t foe prayers of tne people would lie
heard and tnat Or. NcSiynn would be rein
stated. te blamed Manager Preston Ter
Rather Mc1lyHn's removal.
After speeches by John McNackin
j. steers ana others. resolutions were
adopted ani committee of twelve was ap-
polatcd % carry oar their purposes. Tne
resolutions dec are that the question has
been puhl.y raised whether members OF
-hc 3.-Olc Church may consistently. with
their iElol. hold thai private ownership
ia law is unjust and that the land OF
country is r-sbtillly Tire property OF all the
people ci that country
-tre1 rcctins taC facts in the matter 0f
Br. Acalynn' ecuon and suspension, the
resolutions quote the language OF Arch
Bishop Cr0ke, of Ireland that TIE land OF
Ireland belongs 10 tAe whole Irish nation
Ter tue lrsl le0D.e, ana Bishop NUlty's /
declaration thAi SO individual OF class of
individuals can hold a rirat OF private
prov riy in the land ot q country"
The right OF Archbishop COr-igan 20 de |
mand acceptance - nis views IS dlstin- |
lsleo from those o. the equally eminent !
iataers ol the church, Just quoted is then !
denied, especially as Tie church has laid I
down 10 doctrine on this point. As Cath |
Ol.s. the resolutions continue I'VE protest !
al ir7ta tan attempt % extend ecclesiastical au-
,i.srl-F a. tne sphere of politics. We declare |
mar the priest does not cease % be a citizen. !
we protest against the suspension of DR.. |,
=. 80 rra as au un~arranted exercise of /
.lcn authority and against ms /
ilMnn> % Rome 20 account for MS pOliu |
cal aetsuu and opinions, as an at,em pt 10 /
establish tle dangerous precedent that an |
American citizen can be questioned IN a |
srcsl country i0- ms COlIse IA American /
The res0'uiOns conclude bv expressing |
symt t1thy with Dr. NcGlynn as the loving |
mend b. .ae poor anI oppressed promising /
~ support him by al moral aud material
means, anu appointing committee % de- |
.'-e ln SHAT p-a teal form can best be 4
va resoe'i auJ gratitude for him, and |
boss oe-- u can be- made man scst 70 the
wa-l. that American 'atloilcs claim p0lit-
.'1l l3tr.y ill ilrit priests